The act of forgiving another, not to mention oneself, is a great power. Forgiveness has the potential to annihilate even the most intense feelings of betrayal and isolation. But what about situations that seem impossible to forgive? What is the cost if we are unable or unwilling to forgive? And what is revealed when we are willing to experience the pain underneath “should forgive” or “can’t forgive”? This month we’re talking about the complexity of betrayal and what’s possible when it comes to forgiveness.